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- Oh my god, who needs McDonald's now when you can buy everything in a store?
- You can't buy a cheeseburger like the one at McDonald's in a regular store. Strangely enough, it's the best one there. Well, compared to all those silly store-bought burgers and the stuff they serve at gas stations, for example. I don't know what's up with Burger King, and KFC, they say, is terrible in Russia (I've only used it in the Czech Republic, and I recommend it, it's not worse than McDonald's). (Okay, I'm just expressing my OPINION here)
- No, if you think about it, you can buy food that's tastier than McDonald's in high-end supermarkets for foreigners (there are such stores, yes). Naturally, it's more expensive.
- High-end supermarkets for foreigners?
- There definitely are some in Chelyabinsk. And if there are some in Chelyabinsk, then there are definitely some in Moscow. They usually build them near decent hotels, so maybe you can find one and check it out. But I'm warning you - everything there is VERY expensive.
In general, I don't know what's in your supermarkets for foreigners; I've never seen them, not even when I was playing the role of a foreigner myself (then I only saw hotel restaurants, which is a completely different thing, and they definitely don't have any burgers there). And I also don't know how you can accurately and reliably determine that it's a store for foreigners. Do they not let anyone else in? Of course, they will, unless it's a hotel restaurant where only hotel guests are allowed.